What are you reading? – 4 May 2017
A weekly look over the shoulders of our scholar-reviewers
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Allow your reputation to speak for itself
Your article “Chartered UK scientists: benchmark or bureaucracy?” (News, 20 April) reported on the Science Council’s drive to get more academics and university technicians to seek professional...
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Research resources
The news story “Universities build up their youth teams” (News, 27 April) explored some of the benefits of involving undergraduates in research projects. But it overlooked an additional motivation...
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Australia: funding cut, fees hiked, but ‘could have been worse’
Changes ‘benign’ in context of ‘stunning’ plans proposed previously, say experts
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General election 2017: survey of UK university staff closes soon
A THE survey is seeking the views of UK higher education employees on the upcoming election
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Finnish minister dismisses tuition fees
Proposals to introduce tuition fees in Finland met with resistance
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Academic pensions ‘should be invested in university spin-offs’
Maastricht president says funds can help to build bridge between public and private sectors
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Interview with Wolfram Schultz
Wolfram Schultz, eminent neuroscientist, on proving sceptics wrong, the value of working in different countries and the comfort of beer
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UK university donations surpass £1 billion for first time
Oxford and Cambridge maintain dominance as total number of donors falls
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Jo Johnson: sector immigration complaints risk deterring students
Minister defends shift to 'classic regulated market' in THE interview following passing of HE Act
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US Congress rejects Trump’s proposed research funding cuts
Support for medical science and the humanities will increase under 2017 budget deal
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In response: Gibraltar, universities and the EU
Felipe Fernández-Armesto takes issue with a claim that the EU has been playing the sovereignty card in Brexit negotiations